The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 93 What the heck? I actually have a fiancée?
Goodness, so I knew Yelena all along?
No wonder Andrei always subconsciously paid attention to the medical nun in the company; it turned out she was an old acquaintance.

However, I don't know if this counts as childhood sweethearts?
What? What's this Japanese light novel expansion?

Andrei was internally complaining, but he kept listening to Yelena's introduction.

Judging from the expression on Andrei's face, Yelena knew that he had really lost his memory, and was not playing some vulgar prank again.

This broke her heart. She never expected that Andrei, who had been suffering from amnesia, could still lead his company to fight everywhere and finally bring them out alive.

I wonder how confused Andrei must have felt at that time, because he never showed it!

Andrei had no idea what Yelena was thinking. If he knew, he would definitely laugh.

To be honest, he was indeed confused and scared at first. After all, no one would feel good if they were suddenly transported to a battlefield and hit by artillery shells.

But after the golden finger arrived, Andrei felt that everything was much better.

Even though he was indeed nervous about the war, looking at the silly chatter of those gamers in the comments section, he found it hard to truly empathize with the scene before him.

At least overall, he felt less like he was experiencing a real war and more like he had entered some kind of legendary holographic game.

There's no way around it, the chatter from these silly netizens is just too distracting!
Andrei listened quietly as Yelena introduced herself, and gained a general understanding of his identity.

He had some doubts before, but now he was certain that the General Vorontsov he had heard about from other soldiers from time to time was indeed his adoptive father.

Their family appears to be one of the major noble families in the Cambrian Empire, a renowned and powerful count, and seemingly one of the leading figures of some new-style noble family.

Andrei was completely confused by all this information and didn't understand what the new aristocracy was. He only knew that he seemed to be a nobleman's son, not some cannon fodder dragged to the battlefield.

This is great news.

He had always thought that for someone so young to become a captain, his family must have some connections.

Just as Andrei was still fantasizing about whether he would have the chance to go home and properly experience... well, I mean, to personally feel and properly criticize the legendary corrupt life of the noble lords, Yelena's next words startled him.

"...Alas, poor Andreosha, how could he have lost his memory so inexplicably? He even forgot the old count. I wonder how heartbroken your fiancée will be when she finds out..."

"Wait a minute, what's going on? Why do I have a fiancée?"

Upon hearing this, Andrei quickly interrupted Yelena, his mind reeling at the sudden discovery that he had inexplicably gained a fiancée.

Looking up, Yelena realized that Andrei's amnesia was truly complete, so she nodded and continued to explain:

“That’s right, fiancée. I remember your engagement party with Katyusha was held two years ago. She’s the youngest daughter of Count Kuragin’s family and lives next door to you. She was always there whenever you stole my apples!”

"But then again, it's been two years since I last saw her. I remember she joined the Titan Order of the Empire after the engagement party, but I don't know what she's doing there."

Wait, what the heck is the Titan Order?

Oh no! Could it be a Titan machine from Warhammer?
"Wait, wait, Yelena, explain to me what the Titan Order does? I think I just had a memory pop into my head!" Andrei urged anxiously, eager to know if the Titan Order was what he was thinking about.

Yelena glanced at Andrei, whose face was slightly sweaty, wondering what he was so nervous about. She thought he had remembered something again.

So she just recalled it for a moment, and then explained:

"As for the specifics, I'm not very clear either. All I know is that it's a special department that the empire recently established, apparently to train a special type of soldier. It was only set up a little over two years ago."

"I've inquired about it before, but I couldn't find out exactly what they do. The old count and the others have kept it a secret."

"But judging from their appearance, I suspect they might be some secret military department, perhaps researching some kind of super weapon?"

Immediately afterwards, Yelena muttered to herself in confusion.

"...I wonder what research abilities Katyusha, that girl who never passed math, has? Could it be that she's going in to be studied?"

Although he had not received any definite news, Andrei's unease only intensified.

Good heavens, all he wants to know now is what strange timeline he has transmigrated to?
The Titan Order has emerged, and it's uncertain whether a Titan legion will actually appear. However, considering the Black Hawk Empire mechs he encountered, and judging by their designs, he feels the probability of Titans appearing is quite high.

Besides that, he vaguely remembered hearing the term "living saint" somewhere before.

So... when will the Imperial fleet arrive?
He couldn't wait to show his loyalty to the God Emperor. Please don't treat him like some kind of chaotic thing and burn him, since his abilities seem to have some connection to the subspace!

Damn it! He was now genuinely worried that he might have inexplicably been transported to some planet in the Warhammer universe.

However, after thinking it over, he felt it was probably not that serious; it was likely just a coincidence.

If we really end up on a planet of the human empire, then we wouldn't be worshipping the Goddess of Spring or anything else; we'd definitely have to believe in the Emperor.

What, you say you don't believe in emperors?
Heretic! Take him away and burn him immediately!
Thinking about it this way, Andrei immediately felt much more at ease.

Just as he was lost in thought, he suddenly heard cheers coming from the front of the procession.

"Ula——!"

"Great! They're our allies! Look over here!"

"Damn it, the reinforcements have finally arrived. Could they have been any later?"

Hearing bursts of excited cheers from ahead, Andrei curiously stuck his head out of the car to see what was going on.
Looking around, he suddenly noticed a tall, metallic figure standing in the wheat field on a distant hillside.

It was a large can made of red and gold, with wisps of black smoke rising from its back, and two thick mechanical arms hanging down on either side, making it look as sturdy as a giant bear.

Just then, the large can on the hillside suddenly ran towards them.

(End of this chapter)